and “Critical Theory and Social Justice.”
Recent Articles
Color Blind or Absent Mind
There is a distinction between color blindness and absent mindedness.
Time to Deactivate Academia?
The Higher Education Establishment insists that its mission is just that. Academic insiders know better.
View Crew Baffled Over Texas Campus Carry Law
Our intern in Texas offers a rebuttal to The View on the campus carry law there.
Battle of the Beltway: Intern Edition
Interns from the Cato Institute represent the libertarian perspective while interns from the Heritage Foundation represent the conservative perspective.
Lawrence University vs. Free Thought
When Students for Free Thought, a group at Lawrence University, attempted to screen the documentary Can We Take a Joke? on their campus late in the Spring, they discovered that their classmates were not a particularly light-hearted , free thinking bunch.
Woman’s March
This month, we learn how to leave the Left behind, by someone who did, in the latest issue of Accuracy in Academia’s monthly Campus Report newsletter.
Fresno State Lets Left-Wing Prof Go
Believe it or not, Fresno State has discovered that Hate Speech can emanate from the Left.
2-4-6-8: Law School Cannot Litigate
A committee of the Board of Governors at University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill actually put the brakes on the law school there.
“Are public schools necessary for a democracy?” asks Cato
Can it be that everything we have been told about the benefits of public school is wrong?
Recent Articles
‘Fat Studies’ Course Returns to Oregon State University
A ‘fat studies’ course at Oregon State University alleges that ‘weightism’ is a social justice issue and cause.
Occidental College: Stuck on “Stupidity”
and “Critical Theory and Social Justice.”
Kinda Late? Professors say Super Bowl Ads were ‘Assaults on Trumpian Ideology’
Two Penn State professor published an article and said that the immigration-themed ads in the 2017 Super Bowl were “assaults on Trumpian ideology.” Seems a bit late to publish this in August, when the Super Bowl was in February.
Diversity-Themed Workshops Welcome Vassar Students Back from Summer Break
Vassar College’s new student orientation features diversity-promoting workshops, such as LGBT themes and social justice issues.
Color Blind or Absent Mind
There is a distinction between color blindness and absent mindedness.
Professor, a Self-Described ‘Feminist Ethnographer,’ to Teach ‘American Whiteness’ Course
What is a ‘feminist ethnographer’? A Grinnell professor is teaching a course about “American whiteness” and will probably tell you why she used this description for herself.
Montclair State University: We have a Safe Space for Overweight LGBTQ Students
“Weekly discussion groups” are the new safe space for overweight LGBTQ students at Montclair State University.
Time to Deactivate Academia?
The Higher Education Establishment insists that its mission is just that. Academic insiders know better.
‘Environmental Microaggressions’ Likely if Professors Assign Books by ‘White Cisgender’ Males
New School in New York issued a guide that told professors that they could create “environmental microaggressions” if they assign books written by “white cisgender” male authors.
Evergreen State Seeks to Rebuild Image, is Hiring a Marketing and Brand Coordinator
Campus protests shook and stunned Evergreen State College, and the backlash against the protests may have led the college to look to hire a marketing and brand fellow to rebuild its public image.
Faculty Lounge
‘Fat Studies’ Course Returns to Oregon State University
Kinda Late? Professors say Super Bowl Ads were ‘Assaults on Trumpian Ideology’
Diversity-Themed Workshops Welcome Vassar Students Back from Summer Break
Professor, a Self-Described ‘Feminist Ethnographer,’ to Teach ‘American Whiteness’ Course
Montclair State University: We have a Safe Space for Overweight LGBTQ Students
Black Lives Matter Exposed
Book Review
Raising The BAR
Liz Matory is living proof that you can overcome a lifetime of Left-wing indoctrination.
Coming to a university near you
Before you find him on offer as a university speaker or course, you may want to read the meticulously documented story of Cop killer Mumia Abu-Jamal by former Accuracy in Academia executive director Dan Flynn.
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